With two-thirds of Iowa farmland owned by people 65 and older, Iowa is expected to face a "tidal wave" of transition. What will it mean for Iowa?

Iowa farmland consolidation expected to grow as state faces 'tidal wave' of transition 20 million of Iowa’s 30 million acres of farmland is owned by people 65 and older, and nearly 40% is owned ...

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With two-thirds of Iowa farmland owned by people 65 and older, Iowa is expected to face a "tidal wave" of transition. What will it mean for Iowa?